Admiral Stark Portrayed as Steady Naval Leader and Exec
The piece profiles Admiral William D. Stark as a calm decisive chief of naval operations contender for wartime glory. It highlights his disciplined judgment, proven organizational skill aboard the West Virginia, London postings with Admiral Sims, and later roles including head of the navy’s ordinance department and chief of staff of the battle force. It notes his reputation for orderly ships and fair treatment, and mentions his marriage, two married daughters, and his Spring Valley home purchase near Washington.
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General Staff
Addmiral
Claude’ C. Bloch
Navy
Hrival
Stark
West, Virginia
West Virginia
Coma Stark
Sims
London
Dablyren
Ingtheee
Adams and Swanson
Aya
Yihien
Admiral Stark
Heat
Spring Valley
Washington
NEA Service, Inc
Oma mi
Jesus Is Betrayed at Passover by Judas and Jesus
A compact retelling of the Last Supper and Judas betrayal from the Gospels. Frederick Grant discusses Jesus sharing the bread and cup, Judas’ treachery, the Garden of Gethsemane, and the arrest that followed, emphasizing the Passion narrative’s significance.
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Jesus
Judas
Frederick
Grant
D. Dy
Union Theological Seminary
New York
Grant, D.de
Wellsen
Bariquet
Jerusalem
Ston
Male
Bis
Ahoy
John
Tiny
Chives
Gethsemane
Peter
James
Hin
Officials to Pay All Income Taxes
The Senate approved a bill to end tax immunities for state and federal officials including judges and Congress members. It would tax salaries of state workers and federal employees, with a prohibition on retroactive taxation. Prior salaries before 1999 remain untaxed. House action is pending reconciliation.
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Washington
Seenate
Congress
Supreme Court
House
Senate
Brown
Connally
Hope council weighs gas pipe rights and light rate savings
Hope city council discussed a proposed natural gas pipeline from the alley to the city and a 10 cent per thousand cubic foot light and water rate contract with Louisiana Nevada Transit. The panel referred light rate concerns to Park Park commission while approving minor actions such as pole sales and Sunday airplane ban. Police and fire reports showed multiple minor incidents with fines collected.
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Hester
Dallas
Hope
Louisiana-Nevada Transit
Cmpany
Alley
Layto Okey
Ing.Walth
Nakneal
Dher
W. Ware
University O Arkansas, Equits
SM. Worr
Figands SaltowIne
Irena Aasions
Arkansas
Association
Lghts
Palr Park Commissary
Ray Anderson
K.G.' Hamilton
Mls
Fire’ Department
Mareh
Ariesty
Fair Park
Robert Profit
Hobart Shirley
Wayne Vines
Carl Strong
Ollw Vines
J. T. Manning
Dan Self
John Lee Cantley
Pete McCoy
Joseph Webb
Carrie Howard
John L. Moward
Harey Simpson
Hugh Hodges
Rex Jones
Oys Thomason
Bob Coryelus
Lex Jones
John Boyd
McBloy Casper
Leroy Gulley
Harry Westerman
Cotton Prices Move Up on Midweek Trading
Cotton markets opened Wednesday with mild gains as May cotton rose to 14.8 and closed quietly two points higher. Middling price listed at 8.51, signaling steady demand in the market.
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New Crerans
From sheas of occupations select terms fit each character
Readers identify fitting occupations for listed figures across roles such as newspaperman statesman photographer lawyer merchant poet zoologist hunter explorer. Names include Rufus Chogte Faul Laurence Dunhay James Gordon Bennett Albert Gallatin Adeleh Ochs Marshall Figld. nant Lenteweta and the garbled remnants hint at a 19th century press context.
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Sheas
Rufus Chogte
Faul Laurence Dunhay
James Gordon Bennett
Albert Gallatin
Adeleh Ochs
Marshall
Figld
Scholarships to Be Awarded at University Event
Scholarships totaling 610 pounds will be awarded for the University program announced by Dr. A M Harding director. Mrs Beatrice Frost of Texicana chairs the effort, with the awards covering university fees for resident students. Winners must be residents and use the funds over two consecutive semesters starting next year.
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Pavetvevilde
Ar ‘Aris
Wensors
Wiio
Man and Democratici
Hational
County welfare director named at Hempstad Wednesday
Officials in Hempstad announced the appointment of Mrs Sally Broening as county welfare director on Wednesday. Benny Newton Pepe Mr Bauarlein Ouachlio anel Ken D Whitten Clot were listed among the commissioners and nominees.
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Broening
Hempstad
Elittle Rock
John R
Sally Broening
Benny ‘Newton
Pepe
Bauarlein
Ouachlio
Anel
Ken D
Whitten
Dallas Plans Mayoralty Tour Visit to Hope Event
Dallas business officials and executives will visit Hope on Friday April 28 as part of the 38th Dallas Business Tour. B Z Williams will lead discussions with Hope officials on travel arrangements and arrangements for the tour which will feature 64 Dallas businessmen a 25 piece band and a radio star group to entertain Hope and the surrounding Territory. The delegation includes Bob Bourdene and Paul Jones and will discuss a deluxe train replica of the Roosevelt era special.
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Dallas
Tenay—Flans
Owhen B.Z. Williams
Hope
Py Rowson
Stc
Tetary
Hope Chambai
Comterre
Willisius
Bob
Bourdene
Dallas Manufacturers- and Wholesaore Association
Paul Jones
Texas
Bowen
Southwest
Visid
People of
Hope Kiddé
Bowdlwi
Annoymnce
Bussanges
Roosevelt
Mind Your Manners FM Regs U8 Test
A fragmented odds and ends OCR piece asks about proper use of pronouns and etiquette questions. It presents scenarios about wife and husband, door duties, answering the phone, and hosting company, with several advised answers.
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Pat
Abe
New Set-Up Plan Aids Hempstead County Farmers
State Director Thomipson details progress of a new Farm Security Administration step-up plan in Hempstead County. The program aims to boost payments for farmers with low income, stressing soil conservation, cover crops, and practical practices. Officials report about 20,000 Arkansas families receive assistance, with ongoing progress toward self-sufficiency and longer-term rehabilitation.
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City” Hall
Falm
Bell
FSA
Thompson
Little Reels
Arkanzas Iate
Farm Security Administration
Joans
Me. Thompson
Nationa
Homa
Glatys L. Waters
Ela Posey
J. F. Ruilis
Tbe
Bernard £. Hart
Chirk County
PSA
Hill Counties
Arkansas
Sam Cameron
Little Rock
Eiite
Fais
John L. Faulkner
Martha Dinbwittle
George D. Baldridge
Eugene Bulland
Hevnaga B. Herd
Robert Collins
Mary B. Wolke
Plorg B. Garner
Arq Kadelphia
James W. Rowland
Ernest L. Richardson
Hazel L. Fincher
Rona Sulliven
Magnolia
Arthur I. Wade
James R Metcall
James H. Kelson
Laure H. Hodnett
Hope
Janes H. Reeves
Sherman Williams
Irma Ellen West
Malvers
Erin BD. Buber
John J. Roberson
Det B
E. Holmes
Municipal election yields decisive wins in city race
In a standout primary outcome, all six municipal candidates were elected with no opposing votes. Atkins was elected mayor, Graves to a second term as mayor pro tem, and Charles Reybergon re-elected city treasurer. Four new aldermen were chosen: J. R. Williams, L. N. Garner, Frank Nolen, and Syd McMath. Induction set for April 18. Fulton Monroe Cox led mayoral race with 1 vote. E. Odom, recorder. J. B. Wilson, marshal. Mrs. Charles Roylard, measurer. Seven alderman candidates appeared. five were elected: Dan Harknosa, Jett Orion, Ray Cox, Dave Dickinson, W. B. Crawford. others Seymour and Musler polled fewer votes.
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Jon
Atkins
Grak
Alhott Graves
Charles— Reybergon
J. R. Willams
Franke Nolen
Syd McMath
Fulton
Monroe Cox
E. Odom
J. B. Wilson
Aid
Charles Roylard
Dan Harknosa
Jett Orion
Ray Cox
Dave Dickinson
W. B. Crawford
Thiguecegs
I Seymour
Meg
Musler
Yates
Douglas Approved for Seat on Bench
The nomination of William Q. Douglas, 40, chairman of the Securities Commission, to be a supreme court justice was confirmed by the Senate Tuesday, 62 to 4. The vote followed criticisms by Senator Frazier and replies by Senator Daly and others. Douglas will join Associate Justice Louis D. Brandeis on the court as Roosevelt’s fourth appointee.
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Washington
Lodge
Massachusetts
Reed
Kansas
Yale Law
Washington State
Louis D. Brandies
Dogelas
Roosevelt
Easter Sunrise Services Spread Across Cities
The Easter Sunrise Services are an American institution led by Homer Rodeheaver and evangelists. Communities from Honolulu to nearby regions host large gatherings, with Rev. W.R. Hamilton delivering the sermon at the high school or arena venue.
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Homer- Rodehea
Gogjel Son
Billy
Rodeheaver
Rodsheaver
Honolulu
Mermuds
Ministerial Allianceg
S. My Or
The
Baptist, Church
Alliance
Egual Pussers
Democrats Score a Chicago Victory
Chicago election results show Mayor Edward Kelly winning re election amid a hard fought race against Dwight Green. Kelly led with strong organization support and broad backing from city labor groups and political patrons.
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Chicago
Edward
Kelly
Dwight
F. Green
Chisago
Green
Wolly
Oity
R.S. Mer Keough
Em. U1
Roosee
British Poland talks amid looming war fears in 1939
A jumble of references portrays British and Polish officials weighing a hard line against Germany as tensions rise. It cites Joseph Beeply, Beck, and Beep as key figures, mentions appeals to Britain, and notes financial strains and potential German aggression shaping policy.
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Britain
Pei
Joseph Beple
Great Britain
Poland
Chan ‘Jtler
Borlipi
Beck
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